>> we are following a developing story out of prince george's county. a man shot to death inside a gas station. what an employee just told us. megan has been on the scene for much of the morning. >> including that pushed water up to doorsteps and car doors. what's being done to repair the problem and get people moving again. it's cyber monday. this year even airlines are getting in on the price cutting. how big the discounts are. good morning, everyone. welcome to news 4 midday. it's monday, december 2nd, 2013.

first we are following a developing story in prince george's county. one person died in a shooting in a gas station in forestville. megan just talked with police live outside the bp on walters lane. good morning. >> good morning. within the last few minutes or so, police removed the crime scene tape and drove away. it happened at the gas station that you see behind me here. not at the area behind the pumps. the man was shot and killed in the mini mart early this morning. while police have left the scene, this investigation is far from over. no arrests have been made. >> i have to go inside. >> an employee shows up, but hours after the murder the gas station still circled in police tape. employees were left to clean up and wonder what happened and why. >> somebody shot the guy and that's it. >> the details are sketchy.

around 3:00 and was fatally shot. the man who was killed was not an employee nor was the deadly shot fired. was the victim a customer? police will only say it's under investigation. the building has several cameras and unclear if the crime was caught on tape. police have not released the name of the man killed, but only say she in his 20s. no arrests have been made. any information you are asked to call prince george's county police. >> thank you, megan. we have breaking news out of ohio. melissa at the live desk this morning. good morning. >> a student is in custody after a standoff with police inside scott high school. police said the 14-year-old male student was arm and alone in the classroom and negotiators were sent to the scene about 30 machines ago and police are telling our affiliate they are not sure if the 14-year-old was

armed. the 62 will is on lockdown for about one hour total. as soon as we get more information, we will pass it along. >> thank you. take a look at the cell phone video of the moments after a water main burst this morning in northeast d.c. they are working to fix the intersection. police are diverting traffic as crews work to fix the 12 inch water main. they expect to be on the scene until noon. >> new today, crews are repairing a broken water main after water was sent gushing. the water main broke along gold settle drive. news 4 talked with neighborhood. >> definitely a mess here this morning. about 50 residents waking up to no water. some describing it as a loud noise and an earthquake. let's take i look at the hole in the ground.

that right there, shore up the section and get the water main fixed. they hope to have the water back on by this afternoon. at the 8 inch main burst early this morning, the water flowed and flowed and flowed. nearby drain couldn't handle it all. they came close to the front step of the homes here. up to the front door of cars. >> this one was shaking the house and shaking the street and it was loud and seen as one of the tremors that we had in the past. >> shawn lives right here and water dripping through the window well outside his home. he said this is not the first time. this is the third or fourth break in ten years. >> got the wet vac out and have been to go that for ten years. dry wall off the wall and trying to keep everything from getting moldy. >> i can take a shower right

now. >> can't use the water? >> not right now. >> 'tis the season for water main breaks, but is it the swing in temperatures or the sustained cold to blame. >> the sunday cold. we had a good stretch of cold weather that keeps the temperature of the water running through the pipes pretty cold. that will cause pipes that if they are going to burst -- >> the repairs, yes, loud. some put on their boots and skipped to school. back live as the crews try to get them fixed. last wednesday was the busiest day of the year. 27 water main breaks alone. news 4. >> things are back to normal and backed up traffic in the morning commute. it took a crane to move that truck.

boxes were spilled all over the highway. it took an hour to clean it up. no word on the clean up. chuck bell joins us with the first midday forecast. any rain expected? >> no, just extra gloomy. the clouds are a great way to get back to reality after a long holiday weekend, but it's not doing much to help your spirits. cloudy skies and the temperatures are stranded in the low to mid 40s. a little bit of warming from the upper 40s to around 50. it's not going to be as pretty of a day to get outside.

a couple of light showers in central ohio and just clouds. a dirty high pressure area starting down on top of us. limited amounts of sunshine for the remainder of the day. temperatures inching near 54 for a brief time. the weather story with more clouds than raindrops. a little active pattern with parts of the weekend. barbara? >> the ntsb is analyzing two black box recorders. investigators are trying to determine whether excessive speed or me can tal problems or human error played a role in the accident. the crash killed four people and injured more than 60 others. they described the moment of impact. >> there was screaming and people crying out to god and asking for their families. it was gruesome.

>> i hit the window and the woman hit me. >> as we were going-over, i screamed and looked at my two friends that were going-over. >> the ntsb plans to interview the engineer and conductor of the train either today or tomorrow. >> d.c. police are enforcing new parking rules of the street car line. you must park inside the white lines along the curb on h street between union station and benning road. police are ticketing violators up to $1 help helped. crews are testing the wires and tracks, but not everything is going smoothly. it took about an hour for the test truck to travel five blocks because cars were parked blocking the way. d.c. police are looking through surveillance to identify two men who broke into an army building. they took off with $10,000 in red kettle donations. look at the mess left behind at the community center on martin

luther king,jr. avenue in southeast. the robbers opened the safe and took the money. >> no words. i don't know why anyone would do that from the salvation army of all places. >> they said a security guard confronted one robber and had a knife and got away. no one was injured. the white house said healthcare.gov is working better and faster. coming up, the concerns that still exist. right now a hearing on capitol hill on whether to relax a rule limiting the heights of buildings in d.c. who is in favor of the

joe biden arriving in asia for a week long trip that includes meetings with several leaders. his first stop is in tokyo, japan. it is geared towards trade and

economics, it comes during a dispute over an air defense zone over the east china sea. later in the week, biden heads to south korea where he is scheduled to visit the demilitarized zone between north and south korea. it has been over two months since the debut of health care.gov. the obama administration said it is working better and faster, but not perfect. tracie potts has more on what happens next. >> i will make sure we get it fixed. >> the obama administration said they met their deadline. 50,000 people can use the website at the same time. 800,000 a day. most of the time with just 1% getting error messages. >> it is working reasonably well. >> while the front door may be open, the backdoor calculating payments for insurance companies is a mess. >> the information coming out to the insurance companies is still

garbage. it's undecipherable. >> they are working around it instead of solving it. >> still concerns about whether all that personal information is secure. >> i don't care if you are for or against it, republican or democrat, we should not tolerate the sheer level of incompetence scouring the site. >> yes, there no problems. let's work to fix that. >> weeks away from the end of the year, millions of seeing the old plans ette plans for many of the people. that got really lot of. >> americans have an extra week to sign up. the new deadline is december 23rd. tracie potts, nbc news, washington. >> when are it comes to heal healthcare.g healthcare.gov, there two things to watch for. senior political editor joins us to explain that. what are the two things we should be looking for? >> is to see if the advertisers

launch millions of dollars. they have been holding on for a while knowing that the website was not working. as soon as it does, they will advertise to tell people you can sign up. watching the advertisements is one key component. the other is watching the nervous democratsment a lot of criticism is am can be from republicans. democrats were nervous and if they are less nervous that things are better for the administration and they are very nervous, this website hasn't been fixed. >> we saw who spoke out against or five republican who is were naysayers. >> this splits along partisan lines. the republicans are highlighting those and democrats are highlighting the positive ones. >> we are getting close to that. >> that's december 13th. that was agreed upon deal when the deal to end the government

shut down and to raise the nation's borrowing limit, they said december 13th is the deadline for the house budget committee that is chaired by the republicans and the senate budget committee by the democrats come up with a compromise on the budget. all indications are that this will be a limited deal, setting the parameters of what can be spent. this won't be a grand bargain deal, but the information is that there is optimism that they could reach this small deal. >> what happens after it is released? >> they need to come up a bit and once it is released, this goes back to the members to vote it up or down. >> talk about the tweet that the rnc sent out. a lot of folks talking about that. >> it is. what ended up happening is yesterday. the republican national committee said that rosa parks, all of her work to end racism and the rnc ended up tweeting

that she worked to end racism. it does highlight the party's problems with demographics with the issue of race. of course people sometimes throughout twitter statements that can be wrong and you need to clarify them. it does highlight the challenges the republican party has as we have been focusing on the problems over the past couple of months. >> who called out on it? >> they got a lot of ridicule on twitter. >> the same that racism has not ended. celebrating rosa parks is not a bad thing. >> that was definitely bipartisan. >> for more from mark and the rest of the news political team, check out first read on nbc news.com. we have breaking news we are hearing about now from the supreme court. let's go to the live desk for that. >> the supreme court declined to take up what could have been a big major legal challenge to the new health care law. the justices did let an appeals

court ruling stand. that rejected claims by liberty university. you might remember the challenge of the constitutionality of obama care. that requirement that employers provide health insurance or pay a penalty. barbara? >> thanks, melissa. lawmakers are debating a rule that could change the d.c. skyline. let's take a live look at the capitol hill area. a committee is holding a hearing on whether to relax a rule that requires buildings to be no taller than the width of the streets that they face. the national planning commission voted in favor of the law. they want the restricted lifts to generate more text dollars for the district. chuck bell joins us now. not any rain falling on the streets. >> a lot of cloud cover outside today. raindrops are few and far between and there is not much of

a rain threat. if you look outside and see the clouds, i don't know where my umbrella is. don't worry about that. you may not have to find it again. a good stretch of relatively dry weather. dry, yes. pretty? not so much. unless gray is your favorite color. there it is. a very gray day today. a light onshore wind is bringing the marine layer in on top. we will be stuck with full cloud cover. 45 degrees is the current temperature at national airport. winds light at 5 miles per hour. relatively dry areas in place on top of us. not much of a rape threat. it's not going to be a pretty day to be outside. no chamber of commerce weather. germantown 45 degrees and 43 in menassis. down into southern maryland and temperatures in the mid 40s. the forecast for the remainder of lunchtime and recess hours 10:00.

temperatures mid- to upper 40s and cloudy and cool. since it's not raining, we will be generous and give it a b. impact is low with the clouds outside, but without rain coming down, that should ease up stress. low impact from the weather department. that's always a welcome thing. the hometown forecast, chevy chaise, if you are lucky, you will see a deliver or two of the sunshine today. temperature up to 48 degrees by 3:00. upper 30s by 9:00. a few more breaks in the overnight hours. a cooler start with a bit more sunshine especially tomorrow. it will be nicer and temperatures will be back up closer to 50. here's storm team fore radar, no rain in our immediate vicinity. snow flurries in central ohio. that's not going to be bothering us. the clouds are going nowhere. plenty of clouds today.

the light east to north easterly breeze will keep the clouds in place as well. they will be more cloudy than anything else. there will be a chance. we might be able to bring out a sprinkle as a weak warm front tries to lift north. it bright bring out a drop or two, but any rainfall will be a tenth or less. maybe a few hundredths of an inch of rain. we may clear out a little bit, but more clouds than sunshine. cloudy and cool today. upper 40s to low 50s. the seven-day forecast with a little bit more sunshine and partly to at times mostly cloudy on wednesday. with the south wind, a nice warming trend coming our way. our average high is 50. 55 wednesday and 62 on thursday. far and away the warmest day of the week. already concerns for late friday into the weekend. both saturday and sunday cloudy.

chance of showers around here. mid 40s on saturday and sunday. doesn't look too nice and might have a wet snow flake or two on sunday. that's the check on the forecast. stay ahead of the weather by following us on twitter and facebook. listen to us and wash fm as well. lots of ways to stay ahead of the forecast. >> right now airlines are offering cyber monday deals for $100 or less. you want to hear about this. the retailer experimenting with delivery drones? first a look at what's hot on nbcwashington.com.

>> if you are struggling with frequent headache, it might be

time to lock at how you drink water. it could be to blame for severe migraines. if it's true, the study could be a milestone in headache research. the chemical has been linked to a number of other health issues. many countries including canada and chine have banned it from being used in plastics. >> it's official the red skips will not enjoy a second straight year in the playoffs. the game ended in controvercy we two minutes left. the red skins trailed the new york giants by seven points. after confusion, it turned out that was not the case. on the next play, they stripped the ball on what turned out to be a fourth down, ending the dream of a playoff run with confusion. >> he called it and we ran it. you can't fault them. if they say first down, you think it's first down. >> i asked them and you already told me it's a first down. i wanted to measure it. anyway.

>> redskins are now 3-9 for the season and host the chiefs at fedex field next sunday. >> a scary moment this morning for fairfax county students. we will tell you about that. the hazmat situation that had students forced out of the class roob. cyber monday and how some are getting customers to logon and buy. >> warmer weather and rain in the forecast. we will tell you when. chuck bell is back with what you ♪ getting cozy. ♪ shopping for gifts online. ♪ the perfect way to get into the spirit any time. ♪ ♪ hello target.com. ♪ that's my kind of holiday.

it was a pellet gun the student brought to school early this morning. school was on lockdown. the student was in the classroom alone. the 14 year old has been taken into custody after firing a bean bag round at his feet.

the pellet gun looked like a hand gun. he did not give a reason for bringing that gun to school. luckily nobody was hurt. news 4. >> new on news 4 midday. hazmat crews respond to a reported acid spill in a northern virginia high school. chopper 4 was over the area around rest on around 7:30. students were evacuated from a science lab for a short time. paramedics evaluated several people at the scene. they are hoping $1,000 will help solve a crime. a woman is followed boy a man in northwest d.c. moments after, she was raped and assaulted by that man. a local business owner is putting up $1,000 of his own money to convince anyone who knows something about that noon come for the and tell police. smith is take doing this because he is tired he said of seeing

all the unsolved crime in washington including one of his own. last year he was shot in the face while being robbed near the capital. >> it went in ander to this up and came out on the side over here. >> so far police do not have any leads on the assault and the rape. if you recognize the attacker in the video, you are asked to contact mpd before trying to get in touch with smith. >> gunfire resulted in an arrest of man early sunday morningful according to metro transit, two men were arguing on a maryland-bound train. the argument became heated and man instruct other man with it. they shattered a window of the train and no one was hit. police arrested the gunman at the station. >> so far no signs of a missing 17-year-old virginia girl in the latest search.

there was a sense situation when volunteers approached the home. the only suspect in her disappearance. they searched for alexis murphy in a wooded area. once they reached therea where randy taylor lived, the property owner asked them to leave the 19-acre property. however murphy's family and the property owner came to an agreement and they allowed the search to resume. >>. >> it was a miscommunication and a misunderstanding. it was solved. the parties talk and they wanted to help out any way possible. >> 48-year-old randy taylor is charged in murr 2350e's disappearance and he said he was not the last person to have seen her. murphy was seen at a gas station on august 3rd. four people are being treated for carbon monoxide poisoning. the victims were overcome by fumes while working on a car in a closed garage in a home in lauerle.

crews rushed two people to the hospital and two others are in fair condition. we have the latest on the forecast getting a feel for it all. good morning again. >> full clout cover out here today and no shadows of any kind visible. pie and large you will see the cloudy day. 400 feet over my head. looking southbound, you can almost make out the washington monument with the scaffolding inching down. the view from prince george's county looking over the woodrow wilson bridge and up the river. not much sunshine. it's not terribly told cold. temperatures in the mid 40s and upper 30s. haegerstown and through shenandoah county. highs in the mid- to upper 40s

and most near 50 for a lucky few. not much sunshine and tomorrow will be an improve am. a bit more sunshine by tomorrow afternoon and as a result tomorrow will be a touch warmer. highs into the low 50s for most. ed good news is it's not going to rain. the bad news is it's not pretty. >> it doesn't. it's not that cold out right now. thanks a lot. this morning police in california say speed played a part in that fiery car crash thatilled fast and furious star paul walker. it will take time to determine how fast the car was going. fans and some of the walker's costars have been gathering at the crash site to leave notes and memorials to the 40-year-old actor. he died saturday near los angeles after the gt he was riding in hit a light pole and burst into flame. the driver was also killed. >> what are led to a is you

spushs death outside a kansas city chiefs game. this happened outside arrowhead stadium in a parking lot during the game. they believed the man went to the car to find a stranger inside that led to a fight. it's not clear how the man died although police are treating it as a homicide. plooe people are being questioned, but no one is under arrest at this time. >> next week investigators are looking into the use of the auto pilot function in airline crashes. the national transportation safety board will hold a hearing on this. pilots are relying too much on the auto pilot to fly the plane. they say the pilots may not be prepared to take control of the plane in an emergency. a tb scare in the air. about 70 passengers aboard a us airways flight were exposed to tuberculosis. the incident happened on saturday. a woman said one of the passengers was removed from the plane by paramedics because he

had active tuberculosis. tb is a disease that can be deadly. passengers were advised to get tb shots as a precaution. hundreds are attending the first national conference on veteran's treatment courts. the group encourages treatment over punishment for law breaking veterans. they said 130 veteran courts have been established since 2008. they involve courts collaborating with mental health treatment centers. they are for veterans who received a diagnosis of substance abuse or a mental health disorder. the number of veterans treated for such problems increased since 2004. >> pope francis is calling on catholics to pray for people living with hiv and aids. he spoked to faithful in st. peter's square in the vatican. he said to them they should pray for those who were sick and doctors and researchers who were

working to find a cure. an estimated 35 million people are living with hiv. only nine million have access to life-saving treatment. this afternoon president obama will give a speech in observance of the 25th annual world aids day and talk about the public health challenge. the president faces renew pressure from lawmakers and activist to increase funding to fight hiv and aids. >> the first couples are starring to take advantage of hawaii's new same-sex marriage law. it went into effect at 5:00 our time. midnight our time. hawaii is the latest state to legalize same-sex marriage. the tourism industry is estimated to have $217 million tourism boost as same-sex couples plan destination weddings to hawaii. >> forget the crowds. people are shopping in the comfort of their homes or maybe some at work even. this year's cyber monday is

expected to smash online shopping records which will make some people very busy. sarah has more on the online onslaught. >> forget shop till you drop. it's click till you quit. cyber monday is expected to bring in some $2 billion this sales. >> this holiday will be the best ever. >> at the amazon.com center, it's boxes as far as the eye can see and people and machines are working in tandem to get them packedment addressed and out the door. >> we are hiring 20,000 more seasonal workers than last year. >> santa may not be able to handle cyber monday deliveries. sumps like fedex can. they will send uh 22 million packages. >> we have to plan for it year around and we are ready. >> sales were not as impressive in 2005 when it was coined by a division of the national retail federation. then it was just the tenth

busiest online sales day. fast forward to this year and it is expected to be number one. >> a lot of stores have good promotions. >> we don't have to deal with lines. >> realizing knocking off the holiday shopping list with a few key strokes. in phoenix, arizona, nbc news. >> airlines are also getting into the cyber monday sales too. take a look at this. southwest is offering to fly you somewhere for $100 or less on christmas eve, christmas day, new year's eve and new year's day. you have to buy the tickets by midnight tonight. >> today a chance to get into the holiday spirit in vienna. it's happening along church street between lawyer's road and mill street. you can hear local music groups enjoy food and hot chocolate and watch the lighting of the vienna town holiday tree. this happens tonight from 6:00 to 9:00 in vienna, virginia.

delivery drones coming up. the company experimenting with the idea right now. plus dozens of e-mails hourly. this is the time of year people are getting bombarded with ads in their e-mail. coming

. jury selection is about to begin in a texas federal courtroom for the first individual trial related to the 2010 bp oil spill. a former engineer for the oil company and prosecutors believe he deleted text messages and voice mails about the 2010 disaster which you are looking at now. they believe it hurt a grand jury spill investigation. your favorite food truck can

park for up to 30 days in the same spot. they are rolling out a new parking truck reserve system. they can enter a lottery for 95 spots in eight downtown locations. every month a new lottery will determine where the trucks can park. trucks can still operate as long as they park legally. the 12 days of christmas will cost you. you know that. as they do every year. wealth management we leased the christmas price index to buy everything on that list it will cost you $114,000. this year the price of lords a leaping and ladies dancing spiked. including gold rings and turtle doves. the swans are still the most expensive item on the item at $1,000 apiece. economists watching your spending closely this holiday season. we will check in with hampton pearson. thinking about buying swans this

christmas? >> not at those prices. wow. let me back track a little bit. this is the first trading day in december and stocks are in a mixed range. the dow is down 28 points and the nasdaq down and the s&p up marginally. they are concerned about the early results which produced more shoppers, but they are spending less. the national retail federation said 141 million people hit the stores this holiday weekend. that is up from 139 million last year, but the average person spent about $407, down nearly 4%. the total spending for the four-day weekend is expected to hit $57.4 billion, down 3% versus last year. online sales can be the key. sales rose 17.3% onning this and black friday with amazon, wal-mart, best buy and target

being the most visited sites. they are considering a shop from their own homes and you had a report on it the last segment. the national retail federation is preaddicting 131 million people will shop online up from 129 million last year. fedex expects it to be the busiest day of the year. shipping an estimated 22 million packages worldwide. the story that everybody is talking about today, amazon ceo said the company is testing drones to deliver packages. he told 60 minutes those drones could carry womans weighing less than pounds that makes up about 86% of amazon's deliveries. they probably won't introduce the copters for a few years depending on cost, noise, safety issues and privacy concerns. lots of buzz if more ways than

one. >> think how fast you can get your pizza. thanks a lot. holiday cheer is on the rise, so is the amount of spam in your e-mail. you probably have noticed that. that's right. along with all the promotions, spam is cluttering your inbox. more on how to protect your online sanity. >> this can be the most aggravating because of junk or spam e-mail. >> spam is increasing and i don't see it stopping for a little bit more. >> mike became so aggravated he came up with a list of things to do to slow the flow of spam and said a good start is going with gmail. >> it's masterful at controlling spam. they have the intelligence to move the promotional content and the black list content out of your inbox. >> here found the companies that send spam will stop as soon as

you click the unsubscribe link and filters really work when updated frequently. another e-mail irritant that is worse around this time is the backed up inbox at work while you are away for the holidays. >> it feels by the time you get back, you will be in more trouble if you are not checking in. >> etiquette guru anna post said don't check in and compose an auto reply e-mail that is diplomatic but firm. >> i will be out of cell service or e-mail range for the two weeks and unable to check. >> that can be a therapeutic reminder of what it was like without e-mail. chris clackum, nbc news. >> we all at some stage in our lives have or will experience pain in our shoulders from tendonitis, bursitis or some

injury. how yoga can relieve the tension and tightness and help you feel better. i'm ready for this. i want to hear how to do this. these days carrying big packages and lifting and all kinds of things can happen. who have you brought with us? >> susan owns health advantage. she will stand here and face you first so we can show everybody you looking head on. how the shoulder joint is a lose it or use it joint. now that it's cold and we are carrying packages from the mall and off the front porch, things are getting tight and we are getting more and more hunched over. everybody has this joint. she is going to take her arm forward. this is the first order of business. take both arms if you can. you can go easy. she has trouble in her left shoulder like many of us. the first thing to get our arms even over the head is to move

the bone pack. from the hummy allow the arms to lift. she went really fast. go slowly. everyone with their rotator cuff injuries get stuck about here. if we can get that far and get the elbows up, that's icing on the cake. this is one of the most important aspects of shoulder health. she had to rotate and watch her chest. lift. that's what keeps healthy shoulders. >> many people can't do that? >> most people can't. it's amazing. is it hard pose? you have to hold it from the core and strong legs. a minute or two. she teach this is in almost every class. that's the first pose.

she will turn and show you and hopefully this is not too boring. she will go back to where we were. for more advanced students and people working on this more, take one arm down like that and bring the other up. do you that? down and forward. >> i see. >> she can turn with her back to the camera. people can do this at home using a towel, a tie, anything. your hands don't have to touch. they can be far apart. you still have the arm bones working in the joint and working through some of that sense stuff. >> do a little at a time. >> more with your back to the camera. in yoga one of the more popular poses is putting your palms in front of you. she will show us how to put your palms behind us and do the reverse namaste. this is with her fingers going

up. you look at how much you can open the chest and keep the shoulders back and open during the holidays. >> i will start trying all three. i need them. thanks for coming. our time right now is 11:52. bricking news. a major town house fire we are hearing about. we are watching developments in the live desk and we'll bring you latest. storm team 4's chuck bell will be more on the warmer week ahead. stay with us. we'll be right back.

at the live desk, look at this live picture in clarksville. a two-alarm town house fire. assisting on the scene on the 6,000 block of blue point court. evacuations of adjacent homes to the left there.

no word on injuries at this point, but you can see that is completely destroyed. the votes are in. the new panda cub has a name. it's baobao that means spreshs. the unveiling included lion dancers and an address from michelle obama as well as the first lady of china. more than 123,000 people voted online to pick the cub's name. baobao will make her first public debut early next year. time for a final check on the forecast. >> a cloudy day and a perfect day to end the weekend. it's gloomy outside and back to work. back to reality. no more leftovers left. 50 degrees with the clouds outside. that's as much as we can muster.

low 50s tomorrow and a warming trend over the 60 degree master bedroom by thursday. thursday night to friday and saturday is showery with another cold front and sunday snow flakes. it's always worth watching. >> that's the news for today. we invite you to tune in at 4, 5, 6, and 11. plan to join us then. until then, have a terrific day and see you in the morning. bl .

>> welcome to "access hollywood live". billy bush on a monday. >> i'm kit hoover. >> well, what a weekend. >> wow! >> what a wean. we begin with the tragic and untimely death of fast furious star paul walker hit like a ton of bric bricks. could not believe i was reading what i was reading only 40 years old. by know he was killed after attending an event for disaster relief organization reach out worldwide when the red porsche gt 3 that he was a passenger in slammed into a tree and lamp post disrupting into flames.